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Topic: Sony SRX-R220 Playlist building.
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Dominic Espinosa
Phenomenal Film Handler
Posts: 1172
From: California, U.S.A.
Registered: Jan 2004
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posted 10-16-2009 01:06 AM
Central (GMT -6:00) (7:06 AM Local)
Didn't realize I was replying to myself...please delete post above -- forum won't let me edit that one.
[ Edited after having time to sit down and write instructions ]
Check your private messages here, I can be of further assistance. My e-mail is in there.
Now...
There are a few ways to do what you want. For ease of list building in the future you could make up smaller SPL's. It's important to know that SPLS can currently be made 3 different ways. With SMS-C, TMS, and the PJT. I prefer the PJT interface myself.
Anyway, make up a list and call it something like "program start" or "cue 1". This list should have 5 seconds of black at 00:00:00 and all your commands starting at 00:00:00 and going up from there. Note: you can only have 1 command at the same time offset if editing on the PJT. TMS and SMS-C will allow it though.
Start with your lights half/down cue to give your dimmer time to come down before you hit the screen. Next add in your sound, slide projector off, or whatever else you need.
Next make up a playlist for your trailers. Call it "feature title trailers" if you like.
Next make up a playlist for your feature. Call it "Feature - main" or something.
At 00:00:00 of this playlist put your lights down command (if applicable). I also like to put a sound to digital, slide off, etc. in it just in case for some reason the film has to be shown without trailers. The DCP info sheet that came with your hard drive and was probably e-mailed to you with the KDM will tell you where to put your lights up command, add it to the playlist as indicated on the info sheet.
Lastly, make up a playlist called "cue 2" or "show end".
This should contain your lights up full, sound to ns, slide projector on, whatever else applies to show end such as douser on or lamp off, depending on your policies.
Finally, assemble the whole playlist as follows, call it something like "feature title - show": cue 1/show start trailer playlist feature playlist cue 2/show end
Now you may re-use your show start and show end cues whenever you like.
Don't be afraid to monkey with it. They're pretty robust. Just don't start screwing with projector alignment or function memory...
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